I don't trust that only the vaccinated will shed their masks

[question everything]

On the other hand when I wear a mask I protect others so, being vaccinated myself perhaps I don’t need it...

[Wounded Bear]

1. Can't blame you. I'll probably keep my mask on indoors for a while, myself...

I guess my gov lifted the mask order in the state, but it's still my choice.

[Autumn]

2. The non vaxers around here have not been wearing masks, or if they do they wear it on their chins.

I will continue to wear a mask. I believe you can still get Covid, and I think the mask protects me, not just others. I have not had a cold or a sick day since the beginning of this pandemic.

[doc03]

5. The same people that won't get the vacinne are

also the ones that think the COVID is a hoax. We will be safe screw them.

[Autumn]

8. Sure that will work. Not. Whatever they think, hoax or no they can still spread it.

Screw that shit. I'll wear my mask.

[question everything]

18. Are you planning on getting vaccinated? Should be easy these days

[samnsara]

3. im wearing mine for a bit or have it handy hanging around my neck

[whathehell]

4. Neither do I..I'll continue to wear mine indoors, for awhile. n/t.

[sarisataka]

6. I suspect there will be much overlap

Between the unvaccinated and those that have always avoided wearing masks.

[tanyev]

9. Yes, I think the Venn diagram would be a nearly perfect circle.

[sboatcar]

7. At this point....let 'em get sick.

They've had over a year to figure out the seriousness of all this. If they haven't figured it out by now, maybe a darwin award is in their future (I bet there's a fair amount of overlap between the antivax antimaskers and the people filling up trash bags with gasoline)

[Binkie The Clown]

10. I remember seeing photos from Japan many,many years before COVID. Masks were common. nt

[RegularJam]

16. It's somewhat common.

We have a lot of Japanese tourists in my area and many of them wear masks(pre-Covid). I don't know the history behind their mask wearing.

[lagomorph777]

26. SARS-COV-1 was the warning shot for SARS-COV-2 (COVID-19).

They had a trial run in Asia, and protected themselves, and the rest of the world, from catastrophe.

We could have learned from them.

Sadly, we chose not to.

[RegularJam]

27. Thank you for letting me know. Mask wear stuck for many of them. nt

[roamer65]

22. Population density in Japan makes it a smart move.

[Raftergirl]

11. The anti vaxxers

are the same people who are anti masked. They haven’t been wearing masks at all or wearing the. In their chin.

I honestly don’t care what they do anymore. They can keep getting sick or worse,

I’ll keep wearing my mask indoors and doing what I have been doing all along to keep safe.

[pidge]

12. And they are still around for over a year,so

who really knows....I am vaxed and always wear a mask,some aren’t......no big deal to me.





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[Politicub]

19. There is not a difference. People who keep waiting for more amorphous evidence

before they take the Covid vaccine are defacto anti-vaxxers.

[BannonsLiver]

24. Not in my book

Anyone who thinks they have some special insight no one else has and that reason is the reason they aren’t being vaccinated, is an anti vaxxer.

[Skittles]

23. it's not the CDC that is a joke

it was Trump and his stupid fucking supporters that left us in this position

[BannonsLiver]

25. Tell us who else is a "joke", Fauci?

I’m picking up some interesting vibes.

[fescuerescue]

15. The nice thing is that if YOU are vaccinated

They don't present a risk to you.

[roamer65]

20. Unless they have influenza or norovirus.

That is why I am at least going to wear masks until May 2022. Then definitely wear them from the first of October till the first of May each year.

I have really enjoyed not having norovirus for the past 18 months. There are other viruses that can make life miserable.

[fescuerescue]

29. they do help

I learned in my 20's, just being diligent about hand washing and not touching door handles cut my incidence of flu and colds cut by about 70%

I used to get flu once a year. But just wiping my hands after touching a public doorknob changed my flu incidence to about once every 7 or 8 years.

Before Corona, I was accused of being a germaphobe.

Not so much nowadays.

[roamer65]

30. I hear that.

👍👍


I’m becoming one out of necessity.